The first radar-equipped MiG-21 The Soviet MiG-21PF, "76er" jet-propelled fighter plane was the first MiG-21 to have its own on-board radar and to be deployable in all weather. Hungary introduced 24 of them, which served between 1964 and 1989. NATO reporting name: Fishbed-D Good maneuverability, weaker weapons The PF was the second main variant of the MiG-21. The fighter plane had excellent manoeuverability, but its drawback was weak weaponry. It was considered a step back from the MiG-21F-13 since the on-board cannon was removed and only two radar- or infra-red guided air-to-air missiles could be installed on it. The plane was equipped with an RP-21 Sapfir radar. In the Hungarian People's army The first 12 MiG-21PFs arrived in Hungary in 1964 and were stationed in Pápa. They were later also stationed in Taszár and Kecskemét. Of the 24 planes 7 were destroyed, causing two deaths. The model on display was made in the Soviet Union in 1965; serial number: 761512.